AltDisplay review
A focused browser meeting tool for small groups that need annotation and recording.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
AltDisplay is a browser-based screen-sharing and video-meeting application for individuals and companies. It supports sharing an entire screen, a window, or a browser tab, alongside HD voice chat, video meetings, whiteboard annotation, invitations, file sharing on Professional, and session recording or capture. The service is aimed at presentations, demos, remote work, education, medical services, retail, and customer support. It runs on web and iOS, with mobile browsers able to join sessions while hosting remains limited to desktop browsers.
The published plans are structured around meeting size, duration, and media quality. Basic costs $9.99 per license per month and includes unlimited meetings, up to 5 participants, 30-minute meetings, and Standard (VGA) quality. Premium costs $14.99 per license per month and raises capacity to 15 participants, meeting length to 120 minutes, and video quality to HD; it also adds Whiteboard. Professional supports up to 25 participants, 240-minute meetings, Full HD video quality, Whiteboard, and File sharing. All plans include unlimited meetings, while recording or capture is available as a product feature.
AltDisplay’s main advantage is a narrow, browser-first workflow that combines screen sharing with annotation, voice, invitations, and recording without downloads or plugins. That makes it a practical fit for small meetings where participants need to mark up shared content or join through a link. The five-person Basic limit and 30-minute cap may suit short sessions, while Premium or Professional are better aligned with larger or longer meetings. Teams that need mobile hosting, broader platform coverage, or meeting capacity beyond 25 participants should choose an alternative. AltDisplay is best for small browser meetings where annotation matters more than an extensive collaboration ecosystem.
AltDisplay pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Share an entire screen, window, or browser tab
- Whiteboard drawing and annotation support
- Email, SMS, and direct-link invitations
- Where it doesn't
- Basic meetings are limited to 30 minutes
- Mobile browsers can join but cannot host sessions
- Professional plan pricing is not shown
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